Sweetcrispy Massage Recliner Chair for Adults, Adjustable Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support, Modern Fabric Reclining with Padded Backrest and Seat for Living Room, Dark Grey

My son is on the spectrum and I sit in his room nightly until he’s asleep or there will be CHAOS. Each night I left his room, butt and back aching from the previous fold out sleep chair, whose padding had worn. I need something I could not just comfortably sit in for extended periods of time, but occasionally nap if necessary for those long nights. This chair is EXTREMELY comfortable. The massage is merely programmed vibration which is nice. Especially on 7. Lol. Easy to assemble. Screw on the feet, slide and snap the back to the seat. Plug the massage control to its power source. DONE. Took longer to unbox. It’s very sturdy and well cushioned. Perfect size for a bedroom. I am 5’2 115lbs with plenty of room on either side. And my feet dangle. HA! My son who is 5’9 217lbs also fits very comfortably in the chair. I wanted to give it a proper trial and waited a couple weeks before writing a review. I have to say my butt and back are grateful. TRULY GRATEFUL !!!

Great recliners for our camper! They are slim and easy to assemble. The massage function is just fancy vibration, but still a great function. Reclining is easy, the chair is comfortable, and the gray color matches our camper perfectly. These were decently priced compared to retail stores local to me. Would recommend!

My son wanted a chair to relax in while playing his gaming system, but he didn’t want those gaming chairs braided the quality is not good and it hurts his back after a while. While the chair isn’t too big it’s really comfortable and with the massager I’d say is an even bigger bonus, it can also recline and my younger son loved it as well so we got him one too. Overall great chair and it’s super comfy.

Comfortable and good on price . Massaging feature was not a strong source .

I love this product because of all the pros. It's cheap and the value for one is so worth getting two because if you get them on sale which is often you have a set. It fits my aesthetic, but if deep grey is not your thing you can pick other colors plus materials. Mine can recline and a massage feature is included, something I deeply need for my back. The chair’s are heavy but one person can handle it. All you have to do is attach the back support, remote and legs. One thing to note: I changed my fixed chairs to swivel by adding a baseboard and a swivel wheel. Bought also on Amazon is a $50 wheel which comes with nuts and bolts. The wood is from Home Depot around $30 for one long piece cut in half to this dimension 24 x 24 inches. Ok for cons it's cheap. You get what you pay for. In my case, because I bought two I've noticed differences in firmness, stitching, and how well they can handle weight when folding and unfolding. It's fine, not great, not bad either. The chair's reclined does a weight shift so if you push back it will go back causing the leg rest to pop up. If you want it to go further it's a bit more challenging because it requires all your body weight. If you move it will jolt back up. The wires are an eyesore but I poke holes in my rug to hide them. Since my chairs turn the wires fall out. The message feature is nothing to rave about, it just vibrates on the lower back end which is fine but don't expect anything but the 8 modes they give you. Finally wear and tear I was fortunate to get two with no damage however I don't see these lasting for more than a year. Those of you who want leather will see cracks and those of you with fabric will see tares. Overall 8/10

kind of small to relax in, I did not know it was this small, if I did I would not of purchased it, not that comfortable for me. I weigh 200 pounds. The chair feels hard to me

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Muy inconfortable

I purchased this after downsizing to a much smaller place with tiny rooms. Though I'm six foot even, it's not a bad chair to get comfortable on. Not bad at all. The massager is not a power-house, but does provide some subtle relaxation. I'm six foot, so my heels hang over the rest, but I expected that. And it's still not a bad little chair. The box was harder to open than putting the chair together was (seriously, the box could have stormed beaches in a war), and once it was plugged in, it's been my go-to seat since.